the BUILD_DIST environment variable will be ignored by osc
- the following environment variables can still be used:
# OSC_SU_WRAPPER overrides the setting of su-wrapper.
# OSC_BUILD_ROOT overrides the setting of build-root.
# OSC_PACKAGECACHEDIR overrides the setting of packagecachedir.
(now they're documented in the helptext)
* make_dir() and checkout_package() got a new optionally 'prj_dir' parameter. This parameter specifies in which dir we want to create new project/package dirs.
It can expand the _link, so that osc build is usable.
It can also fetch a linked *.spec file, so that
_linkerror can be resolved.
WARNING: still written in perl. :-)
Add support for handling linked packages in expanded form. They can be checked
out, updated (expanding or unexpanding them), and built locally.
Missing: commit support.
Newly introduced options are:
- osc checkout: --expand-link
- osc update: --expand-link and --unexpand-link
Other changes:
- osc core: add show_upstream_xsrcmd5() method which returns the xsrcmd5 (if a
linkinfo element exists only, of course)
- made updating of expanded sources work with package tracking, too.
- add isexpanded() method to Linkinfo class
- add isexpandedlink() method to Package class
- read lsrcmd5 and srcmd5 from the linkinfo element, which are present in
expanded links.
osc info:
- make it show info about expanded and non-expanded links
a list. The query can now also be given as a dictionary, and in that case it
will be automatically urlencoded. The behaviour for a list is unchanged for
the reason of backward compatibility.
* createPackageDir(): create and initialize a new package dir in
the given project.
* get_apiurl_usr(): returns the username for a certain apiurl
* get_configParser(): returns an ConfigParser() object which can be
used for parsing the ~/.oscrc file
- fixed username issues when creating a new package (the problem was
that the username for the default host was used and not the one for
that specific apiurl)
- some small fixes in the do_importsrcpkg() method
- when requesting a submit, save the source package's revision id (looking up
what it currently is)
- give the user a way to override it, to submit an older revision
- when using show --diff, take the actual old revision into account. Thus, the
diff is against the source revision of the time of request creation.
